In my opinion there are only two things you need to do in order to progress. 1⃣ Find a way to learn This can be done in any fashion you want. I am a visual learner, so I need to watch in order to learn. Of course I can read docs and or books but my best method of learning is

HTML can really make or break the accessibility of your website. Here are some common mistakes I see and that I've done before: 1️⃣ Nav There is a semantic element called nav in HTML. This is what you're supposed to put your links in. This helps screen readers and tabs know

UX is NOT the most important thing in a product. Now, hear me out! 👇 Many senior UX’ers will try to BS you into thinking that UX is more valuable than the product itself. This is why businesses start to care less about design now - we got too cocky. The most important thing

I recently came across a comment here about imposter syndrome that stuck with me. It mentioned that we often feel like imposters because we CARE about what we're doing. This perspective makes it a bit easier to accept these feelings. It's a relief to realize that this anxiety

I think we should understand that companies do not pay you high because they have money They pay you high because you make them or save them high money with your high value. And such high value is mostly gotten from well experience professionals If you are a young architect

You are not a failure if you get rejected after an interview. Accept it wasn’t meant to be and there will be other opportunities for you. Don’t allow intrusive thoughts and self doubt to take over. Failure is temporary as long as your keep trying.

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I feel it's actually wiser to invest more time in upskilling than in job search, especially in tech. Someone told me that, the only place saturated in tech is the bottom, if you'd build up your skill and become great at what you do, you wouldn't struggle to get jobs.

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Interview Tip: I have several interviews over these past weeks and I'm noticing something concerning. Almost every person that was interviewed could not talk in depth about their personal projects. They could not recall anything about how they came to solutions when asked

CSS Tip! ✨ You can create these parallax effects and image cross-fades with scroll-driven animations 🤙 img { animation: fade; animation-timeline: view(); mix-blend-mode: plus-lighter } img:last-of-type { animation-direction: reverse; } @​keyframes fade { to { opacity:

HTML tip: Use the `<datalist>` element to create native HTML autocomplete.

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If you wait for perfect weather you’ll never plant seeds. Seize the moment and plant your seeds!

Stop being scared of what could go wrong. Instead, get excited about all that could go right. Everyone who has a thriving tech career has made so many mistakes in their journey.

I got the job guys. Totally forgot to post here lol Got a sponsored two weeks trip to Cali for the job training. Also bought my first car last week. My stars are finally aligning. I'm back on track. My IT career journey just began bro! It's only up from here on outt 🙌🏽 I'M IN!

POV: Instagram but you can generate captions with AI (PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS NOT A REAL INSTAGRAM FEATURE, IT’S JUST A DESIGN PROTOTYPE)

A simple yet powerful networking hack: Forget what you’ll get in return. Focus on providing value (and you won’t even have to ask).

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